[Syncro]

Maldonado looks pretty much like a newcomer to politics, and is much too unknown to win the primary and then go on to beat McCaskill.

Conservative Tea Party Conservative political analysts have vetted Steelman pretty well and believe that she is the best hope for the Senate race.

Sure, Steelman as a conservative may not be 100%, but she is called “the Sarah Palin of Missouri.” That is pretty conservative.

Here's a quote from the Chief Strategist from the Tea Party Express:

Todd Akin is a good conservative Congressman, but (has) no experience as a statewide candidate. So don’t think he can win.

Brunner is an unknown who has never run before (and) doesn’t seem to be firmly grounded.

It seems like Sarah Steelman is the best one to support in this primary.

[NoGrayZone]

Thanks for the info! It does seem everyone is “jumping” on the conservative bandwagon, and jumping off the GOP-e and commie boat.

It’s a bright sign in this dark world. =)

[Jonah Vark]

Hector Maldonado wins straw poll

Last night I received the following results for a Vernon County Straw Poll conducted this past Tuesday. Obviously, it’s a small sample size; nonetheless, it’s impressive that Hector Maldonado bested the three amigos: Todd Akin, Sarah Steelman, and John Brunner:

Sent: Wednesday, August 1, 2012 4:54 PM
Subject: RE: Straw Poll results from Vernon County Candidate Forum

Here are results from the straw poll conducted on Tuesday July 31st.

US Senate
Claire McCaskill – 4
Todd Akin – 8
Sarah Steelman – 2
John Brunner – 5
Mark Memoly – none
Mark Patrick Lodes – none
Robert Poole – none
Hector Maldonado – 9
Jonathan Dine – none

http://rebootcongress.blogspot.com/2012/08/hector-maldonado-wins.html